South Carolina Weather And Climate Facts

Here are the normal weather conditions tourists may find in various South Carolina cites, based on weather history:

Charleston Weather - The hottest day in Charleston for the past 63 years was 105°F, while the typical high annual temperature is 75.9°F. The lowest measured temperature in Charleston for the last 63 years was 6°F, while the normal low measured annual temperature is 54.7°F.

Charleston normally receives an annual average of 51.53 inches of rain and averages 0.7 inches of snow.

Columbia Weather - The hottest day in Columbia for the past 58 years was 107°F, while the typical high annual temperature is 74.8°F. The lowest documented temperature for Columbia for the past 58 years was -1°F, while the standard low annual daily temperature is 52.5°F.

Columbia receives an annual average of 48.27 inches of precipitation and receives an annual average of 1.9 inches of snow.

Greenville Weather - The record high temperature for the last 43 years was 104°F, and the typical yearly high is 70.4°F. The lowest documented temperature for Greenville for the past 43 years was -6°F, and the normal low daily annual temperature is 49.7°F.

Greenville typically receives a yearly average of 50.24 inches of rain and receives a yearly average of 6.5 inches of snow.